It's Up to Us Season 1: Episode Guide & Ratings

The only thing Zerrin Yılmaz, a devoted mother who devoted her life to her children, expects from life is; the happiness of her children. While Zerrin never expected to see the success of her children anytime soon, Öykü says that her boyfriend has proposed marriage. While Zerrin announces to friends and foes that her daughter is getting married, to spite everyone, Öykü, who returns from her trip a week early to make a surprise, is the one who encounters the real surprise. While things are about to go crazy in Istanbul, Öykü's path crosses with Ozan in Izmir. This stranger, a man she has never met, miraculously heals Öykü's worst day. Then life throws its hand at Öykü once again, and she returns to Istanbul to marry Cem, just as her mother expected her to.

Öykü, who unexpectedly sees Ozan as Cem's stepbrother, is confused about what to do. Meanwhile, the violence of the fight between families turns into an opportunity for Öykü. The request ceremony is postponed. However, Cem has no intention of accepting this situation. He will do whatever he can to marry Öykü as soon as possible.

Öykü, shaken by Ozan's harsh words, finds herself speeding up the engagement with Cem out of spite. On the other hand, Rüya, who learns that the man her brother met in Izmir is Ozan, takes action to protect Öykü. However, Rüya's first attempt at protection will result in a minor accident.

Rüya, who holds herself responsible for between Öykü and Cem's separation, takes action to reconcile them. She asks Merter for help for this. Merter immediately makes a plan and together they prepare a surprise for Öykü. Meanwhile, Cem is very sad, he tries to understand why Öykü left him and finds the reason in his own way.

The first day of the movie set will be in Ağva. Ozan gives up going at the last minute to avoid meeting Öykü. Cem and Öykü prepare to go to Ağva together, but Canan, who is waiting for an opportunity to break things up, prevents this. Öykü has to go to Ağva with Ozan. Ozan sees different aspects of Öykü and is deeply impressed by it.